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Jaron Smith
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Mushroom growing in tenants bathroom??

Jaron Smith
  • Amherst, OH
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my tenant texted me a picture of a mushroom growing between the bathroom vanity and the LVP flooring, what to do? I had a small leak a few months ago but fixed it, now this..

My question is, how should I handle it?

I told her to pluck it and spray some bleach there for now. 

Thanks everyone have a great Thursday!

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Have your handyman go pluck it and spray bleach so that you have remediated it.

Plus he can look to make sure there are no other leaks that cause this to keep happening.

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